The Labor enquirer., 1887-02-05

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II i 10 small satislAetlon 10 know that
THs KHoulnl By IL psruistsnt and
fearless advocaGy Of the ssu1e Of
the condemned Anarchists, has entirely
changed ths opinion Of the public tpon
this great question. ThiS Il the result
fthe constant advocacy Of right when
friends are fe1 and clouds ate dark and
thrsatsnins. But comrades in this noble
cause feel proud 70 sand beside each
other. and the time d noe far distant
when such win b esteemed Gods
heroes and sufferers In this noble cause.
! am proud to hnd 20 many Of nv old
friends Of the X. of L. assuming courage
to to- tho mark and follow In line. This
proves that the workers are swdking
aud breaking the bonds that have 20
long bound them to the capitalistic
Jueyernaut car. All hail tie day Of
anal emancipation to the slavo5 u lebor,
who still bear the marks ofthe lash laid
on BY the "Legreesn Of tho monopdlistic
slave owners, whose blood-hounds hunt
the poor tramps from their lair u the
swamp. until a. they suppose death ends
al by one final plunge into oblivion.
But does tr easure on earth prove the
fitness TO enjoy treasure in heaven
Surely the anguish and tears Of those
who have reaped the fields, mined the
coal. spun the wool and made the cloth,
but. whose wages have been kept back
by fraud or exploited. will be hohored
in that dav when Integral Cooperation
and the Slnaloa Colony in Old Mexico
shall have solved the problem Of how
capital and labor shall receive its JUS,
reward.
A great addition was made II .oul
ranks on the sixth Of the present month
by the arrival Of 108 comrades from
Maine. New York, Texas aud Denver
and one born on the way hither q,
Guaymas. Among these newcomer
were Directors Eaton and Hawkins
Cumming. the poet. and DR.. Scally, o
Texas.
Director Eaton will take charge of th,
buildings at the citv site on the Fuerte
and Director Hawkins will attend, K
the registration Of the colonists, making
wills, etc.
This will relieve DR.. Schellhdus c
some of his verv arduous duties Of hav
ing to care for everything.
All our eastern friends are more thar
satisfied with the prospect before ps ant
speak in the highest terms of the kind
ness and hospitality of our Msxica
friends and neighbors, who are every
where courteous and kind.
One comrade, last week. in comin
across the country from Mr.. Tay's (th
surveyors) corps to our camp to NEE
his wife. was overtaken by a Mexican
riding at full speed. This CO. mrad
thought his end had come and mad
the necessary preparations; but ! wa
taken a-back when the unknown jampe,
from his horse and pointed the foot-sor,
somrsde to the saddle, guided him t.
his ranch. gave him bed and suppe
and breakfast, and sent his hired ma
with two horses to our camp next morr
ing. This is the kind Of men thes
Mexican neighbors of ours are, Cuttins
the rat agent and printer, TO tho cor
trRrv nOtWithetandinu.
The ladies are in camp to. day pre-
senting their sister co-operatora will
beautiful full-blown roses.
Y NJ THOMAS YOUNG.